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NEW ASPECTS of SYSTEMS THEORY and

SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION

Proceedings of the 8th WSEAS International Conference on SYSTEMS THEORY and SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION

(ISTASC’08)

Rhodes, Greece, August 20-22, 2008

Mathematics and Computers in Science Engineering A Series of Reference Books and Textbooks

Published by WSEAS Press www.wseas.org

ISSN: 1790-2769 ISBN: 978-960-6766-96-1

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NEW ASPECTS of SYSTEMS THEORY and SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION Proceedings of the 8th WSEAS International Conference on SYSTEMS THEORY and SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION (ISTASC’08) Rhodes, Greece, August 20-22, 2008 Mathematics and Computers in Science Engineering A Series of Reference Books and Textbooks Published by WSEAS Press www.wseas.org Copyright © 2008, by WSEAS Press All the copyright of the present book belongs to the World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society Press. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the Editor of World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society Press. All papers of the present volume were peer reviewed by two independent reviewers. Acceptance was granted when both reviewers' recommendations were positive. See also: http://www.worldses.org/review/index.html

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NEW ASPECTS of

SYSTEMS THEORY and SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION

Proceedings of the 8th WSEAS International Conference on SYSTEMS THEORY and SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION

(ISTASC’08)

Rhodes, Greece, August 20-22, 2008 Editors:

Prof. Nikos E. Mastorakis, Military Institutes of University Education (ASEI), HNA, GREECE Prof. Metin Demiralp, Istanbul Technical University, TURKEY Prof. Valeri Mladenov, Technical University of Sofia, BULGARIA Prof. Zoran Bojkovic, Technical University of Belgrade, SERBIA

International Program Committee Members: Antonio Alves, BRAZIL Nowshad Amin, MALAYSIA Horia Andrei, ROMANIA A. Andreatos, GREECE E. Antonidakis, GREECE Rafic Bachnak, UNITED STATES Nikos Bardis, GREECE Dimitri Bertsekas, USA Luigino Benetazzo, ITALY Krishnamurthy Bhat, INDIA Yuval Bistritz, ISRAEL Razvan Bologa ROMANIA Taxiarchis Botsis, NORWAY El ouahidi Bouabid, MOROCCO Hamida Bougherira, ALGERIA Comes Calin-Adrian, ROMANIA Leon Chua, USA Massimiliano Caramia, ITALY George Carutasu,ROMANIA: Costin Cepisca, ROMANIA Shang-Kuan Chen, TAIWAN Cheng-chuan Chen, TAIWAN Chin-Tun Chuang, TAIWAN Daniel Cristian Cismaru, ROMANIA Spiros Courellis, UNITED STATES Krzysztof Cyran, POLAND Masumeh Damrudi, IRAN Carlo Dell'Aquila ,ITALY Beixing Deng, CHINA Radu Dobrescu, ROMANIA Bojan Dolša,k SLOVENIA Petr Ekel,BRAZIL Darie Eleonora, ROMANIA Abeer El-korany, EGYPT Monica Enache, ROMANIA Sorin Enache, ROMANIA Wen-Pinn Fang, TAIWAN Hassan Farsi, IRAN Adrian Filipescu, ROMANIA Maria I. Garcia Planas, SPAIN Ioannis Gonos, GREECE Eladio Gutierrez, SPAIN Daphne Halkias, GREECE Mohamed Hamada, JAPAN Florin Hartescu, ROMANIA Andrei Horvat-Marc, ROMANIA Chen-Chien Hsu, TAIWAN Ya-Hsin Hsueh, TAIWAN Tauqeer Hussain, PAKISTAN Fumiaki Imado, JAPAN Konstantinos Ioannou, GREECE Adrian Ionescu, UNITED STATES Shahram Javadi, IRAN Ming-Jer Jeng, TAIWAN Tadeusz Kaczorek, POLAND Devinder Kaur, UNITED STATES

Stamatios Kartalopoulos, USA Mila Kazic, MONTENEGRO Nikos Koutsoupias, GREECE Deniss Kumlander, ESTONIA Aouni A. Lakis, CANADA Athina Lazakidou, GREECE Keon Myung Lee, KOREA Stanca Liana-Maria, ROMANIA Seongan Lim, KOREA Jiann-Horng Lin, TAIWAN Fernando Lorenzo-Garcia, SPAIN Ming-chih Lu, TAIWAN Xia Mao ,CHINA Castor Mariño, SPAIN Zuzana Martinakova ,SLOVAKIA George Mavrommatis, GREECE Baritz Mihaela ,ROMANIA Sanda Florentina Mihalache, ROMANIA Sallehuddin Mohamed Haris, MALAYSIA Maria Morandi Cecchi, ITALY Abdelaziz Mourad ALGERIA Hossein, Shahram, IRAN Marina Novak, SLOVENIA Mirko Novak, CZECH REPUBLIC Vicenzo Niola, ITALY Manuela Panoiu, ROMANIA Kostas Passadis, GREECE Camelia M. Pintea ROMANIA Sebastiano Pizzutilo, ITALY Ioannis Pountourakis, GREECE Nicolae Pop, ROMANIA Dan Popescu, ROMANIA Dorin Popescu, ROMANIA Nicolae Popoviciu, ROMANIA Martin Poupa, CZECH REPUBLIC Ioannis Prousalidis, GREECE Mircea Preda, ROMANIA Valeriu Prepelictua, ROMANIA Ricardo Quirós, SPAIN Dobrescu Radu, ROMANIA Mohammadreza Rafiei, IRAN Victor Manuel Rivas Santos, SPAIN Buchmann Robert Andrei, ROMANIA Marcos Rodrigues, UNITED KINGDOM Leszek Rutkowski, POLAND Saeed-Reza Sabbagh-Yazdi, IRAN Hiroshi Sakaki, JAPAN Abdel Sebak, CANADA Takao Shimomura ,JAPAN Vairis Shtrauss, LATVIA Vladislav Skorpil CZECH REPUBLIC Wanrudee Skulpakdee, THAILAND Giandomenico Spezzano, ITALY Ioannis Stathopulos, GREECE George Stavrakakis, GREECE Milan Stork, CZECH REPUBLIC

Yumi Takizawa, JAPAN Horatiu Teodorescu, ROMANIA Chen Tianzhou, CHINA Chen Tonglong, CHINA Fragkiskos Topalis, GREECE Carlos Torre-ferrero, SPAIN Maria Trenas, SPAIN Dimos Triantis, GREECE Constantin Udriste, ROMANIA Filippos Vallianatos, GREECE Ioannis Vardiambassis, GREECE Argyrios Varonides, USA

Anastassios Venetsanopoulos, USA Vladimír Vašek CZECH REPUBLIC Ti-ho Wang, TAIWAN Ming-Shi Wang, TAIWAN Wei-yen Wang ,TAIWAN Fuli Wu, CHINA Chikatoshi Yamada, JAPAN Zheng Yan, FINLAND Byumi Youssef, EGYPT Lotfi A. Zadeh, USA Stelios Zimeras, GREECE

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Table of Contents

Plenray Lecture I: A Performance Analysis of Some New Goeken-Johnson Methods versus the Classical Runge-Kutta Methods

13

Adrian Ionescu

Plenary Lecture II: The Minimum Energetical Principle in Stationary Regime for Electric and Magnetic Circuits

14

Horia Andrei Plenary Lecture III: When did Mitochondrial Eve Live? - Computer Simulations Can Help to Answer the Question.

15

Krzysztof A. Cyran Special Session 1: Artificial Intelligence Applications in Power Systems 17Lambros Ekonomou Time-Forward Computer Simulations and the Problem of Population Expansion Detection 19Krzysztof A. Cyran and Dariusz Myszor Application of Artificial Neural Networks to Stylometric Analysis 25Urszula Stanczyk and Krzysztof A. Cyran

Server and Presentation Application for eLearning System 31Krzysztof Tokarz, Szymon Maslowski and Mateusz Zolnowski Holomorphic Canonical Forms for Holomorphic Families of Singular Systems 37M. Isabel Garcia-Planas

Scientific Scripting for the Java Platform with a Matlab-like Scripting Engine 43Stergios Papadimitriou, Dimosthenis Pappas and Konstantinos Terzidis

An Experiment on using the Pioneer3-DX Robot in a Multichannel Measurement System 49G. Vasiliu, A. Filipescu, Al.Stancu and S. Filipescu Output-Feedback Stabilization Techniques for the Design of Excitation Controllers in a Power System

56

A.K.Boglou, K.G. Arvanitis and D.I.Pappas Mathematical Simulation for Optimization of Tanning Processes; Deliming of White Hide 63Karel Kolomaznik, Michaela Uhlirova, Vladimir Vasek, Dagmar Janacova and Jaroslav Solc The System Approach to Grants and Tax Revenues of the Czech Municipalities 69Kasparova Miloslava The Principle of Minimum Dissipated Power and the Minimum Energetic Principle- Two General Theorems of the Linear Electric and Magnetic Circuits in Stationary Regime

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Horia Andrei, Fanica Spinei and Nicolae Jula

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Numerical Investigation by Means of Polynomial Regression Method for Determining The Temperature Fields In A Medium With Phase Transition

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Diana Enescu, Henri George Coanda, Elena Otilia Virjoghe and Ion Caciula Information System Classification 94Jirava Pavel and Krupka Jiri Transient Stability of an Adaptive Sliding-Mode Load Torque Observer 99Wirote Sangtungtong and Sarawut Sujitjorn Stability of Some Driving Systems Analyzed by Means of Roots Geometric Locus 106Sorin Enache, Alexandru Bitoleanu, Monica Enache and Mircea Dobriceanu

Variable Weight Risk Management Model for IT Services 112Mahmoud Z Iskandarani and Gahleb A El-Refae

Computational Econometrics in an Empirical Investigation of the Validity of Capm in UK Evidence

116

Loukeris N. Regularities in Musical Texts Resulted from Rank-Frequency Distribution of Pitch 124Zuzana Martinakova-Rendekova Exploring the Effect of Directory Depth on File Access for FAT and NTFS File Systems 130Faraz Ahsan, M Ikram Lali, Imran Ahmad, A.F.M. Ishaq and S. Mohsin Path Following, Real-Time, Embedded Fuzzy Control of a Mobile Platform Pioneer 3-DX 136A. Filipescu, I. Susnea, Al. Stancu and G. Stamatescu

Study about the Possibility of Flicker Effect Simulation Caused by Nonlinear Power Loads 142Manuela Panoiu, Caius Panoiu, Ioan Sora and Raluca Rob A Real-Time Identification Method of a Slow Process Parameters Using an Adaptive Algorithm 148Caius Panoiu, Manuela Panoiu, Liviu Toma and Raluca Rob Development of a Test Circuit for Calibration of Transducers for High Voltage Power Quality Measurements using Modelling and Computer Simulation

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Hedio Tatizawa, Erasmo Silveira Neto, Geraldo F. Burani, Antonio A. C. Arruda, Kleiber T. Soletto and Nelson M. Matsuo Advanced Methodology for Evaluation of Driver's Actual State with Use of Technical Driving Data

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Stanislav Novotny and Petr Bouchner Computation Of The Reflection Coefficient For Multilayer Radio Absorbing Materials In λ / 4 166Dumitru Cazacu, Constantin Stanescu and Ilie Popa

Locomotion Of Legged Robot With Locked Joint 172Cristina Floriana Pana, Ionut Cristian Rescanu, Marius Niculescu and Daniela Patrascu


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Evolutionary Computation using Reinforced Learning on Image Compression 177Sadaf Sajjad and Sajjad Mohsin Unsupervised Learning based Feature Points Detection in ECG 181Sajjad Mohsin The Multi-Tasking Robot Control through Open Architecture Systems 185Luige Vladareanu, Mihaela Iliescu, Lucian M. Velea and Daniel Mitroi A Generalized Software Fault Classification Model 192Omar Shatnawi

Optimal Nonlinear Predictive Visual Servoing of a Wheeled Mobile Robot 198Ying-Shing Shiao, Jui-Liang Yang and Ding-Tsair Su Nutrient Transport Model in CHAHNIMEH Manmade Reservoirs 204Seyyed Ahmad Mirbagheri and Seyyed Arman Hashemi Monfared Over The Mortar Finite Element Method 211Razvan Raducanu Development of a Sliding Control Maximum Power Point Tracker for Photovoltaic 217Ying-Shing Shiao, Jui-Liang Yang and Ding-Tsair Su Sub-Optimal Orbital Maneuvers for Artificial Satellites 223Bruno Nunes Vaz and Antonio Fernando Bertachini De Almeida Prado Fractal Magnetic Dynamics around a Koch Fractal Electric Circuit 229Constantin Udriste and Cristian Ghiu Economic Power Dispatch of Power System with Emission Controlled using Particle Swarm Optimization

235

Yee Ming Chen and Wen-Shiang Wang

Comparison of OS Level and Hypervisor Server Virtualization 241Abbas Asosheh and Mohammad Hossein Danesh Necessary and Sufficient Conditions of Reachability for a Model of Multidimensional Hybrid Systems

247

Valeriu Prepelita Wu Elimination Method Applied in Analytical Solution of the Power System Voltage Stability 255Qing Zhang and Chen Chen A Novel Approach For Fast Covering The Boolean Sets 260Fatih Basciftci and Sirzat Kahramanli Design and Implementation of the Performance Test System for Battery-Powered Motorcycles 264Ding-Tsair Su, Ying-Shing Shiao and Jui-Liang Yang


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Techniques for Estimating the State-of-Charge of Lead Acid Batteries in Electric Vehicles 270Ying-Shing Shiao, Ding-Tsair Su, Chen-Tsai Ko and Rong-Wen Hung The Influence of the Ground Effect, the Field Strength and the Field Factor to Corona and Breakdown of Small Rod-Plate Air Gaps

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Athanasios Maglaras and Leandros Maglaras Embedding Dimension Estimation Of High Dimensional Chaotic Time Series Using Distributed Time Delay Neural Network

284

Maryam Parizangeneh, Mohammad Ataei and Peyman Moallem

Novel Job Based and Machine Based Lower Bound on Makespan in Jobshop Scheduling Problem

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Ali Kargarnejad, Mehdi Maneshi and Shahrdad Ezzatdoust

Identification by Distributions of Continuous Time Systems with Nonlinear Feedback 300Constantin Marin, Dan Selisteanu, Dorin Sendrescu and Virginia Finca

Execution Aware Implementation of Numeric PID Controllers 306Daniel Niculae, Claudiu Plaisanu and Daniel Bistriceanu

Applying Fuzzy Sets and Rough Sets as Metric for Vagueness and Uncertainty in Information Retrieval Systems

311

Nancy Mehta and Neera Bawa

Special Session I: Artificial Intelligence Applications in Power Systems 317

Artificial Intelligence Assessment of Sea Salt Contamination of Medium Voltage Insulators 319D.S. Oikonomou, T.I. Maris and L. Ekonomou

Integration of an Artificial Neural Network to Predict Electrical Energy Consumption 324Stylianos. Sp. Pappas

Evaluation Of Arresters’ Failure Probability Using Ann 328C.A. Christodoulou and I.A. Stathopulos

Author Index 333


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Plenary Lecture I

A Performance Analysis of Some New Goeken-Johnson Methods versus the Classical Runge-Kutta Methods

Professor Adrian Ionescu Dept of Math and Computer Science

Wagner College Staten Island, NY 10301

U.S.A. E-mail: [email protected]

Abstract: The autonomous ordinary differential equation initial-value problems are traditionally solved numerically by using the Runge-Kutta methods. These methods perform multiple evaluations of the function. A few years ago, some new Runge-Kutta methods are introduced by Goeken & Johnson, in which the user will evaluate both the function and derivative. We compare the classical Runge-Kutta methods of orders 3, 4 and 5, and the corresponding new Goeken-Johnson methods. These results (for performance and accuracy) indicate that the new methods are at least comparable if not better than the classical methods.

Brief Biography of the Speaker: Adrian Ionescu is a Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science at Wagner College. He received his Ph.D. in Mathematics from Texas A&M University, his M.S. in Computer Science from University of Houston, and his B.S./M.S in Mathematics from University of Bucharest. His research areas include functional analysis, system analysis, numerical analysis, and theory of computation.


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Plenary Lecture II

The Minimum Energetical Principle in Stationary Regime for Electric and Magnetic Circuits

Professor Horia Andrei Valahia University of Targoviste Electrical Engineering Faculty

Co-author: Fanica Spinei Politehnica University of Bucharest

Electrical Engineering Faculty Romania

Abstract: The paper describes the authors’ further preoccupation towards an extension of the minimum energetic principle in stationary regime established for the d.c. and a.c. circuits, to the linear magnetic circuits and to the electric circuit with capacitors. Is tried to give an interpretation to the results obtained from the minimization of an energetic functional corresponding to the circuit under study.

Brief Biography of the Speaker: Horia Andrei (M’06) received the Ph.D. degree in Electrotechnical Engineering, from the Politehnica University of Bucharest, Romania, in 1996. Since 1982 he has been working at the Electrical Engineering Department of Politehnica University of Bucharest until 2002, and currently he is a Professor at the Electrical Engineering Faculty, Valahia University of Targoviste, Romania. His research activities include the design and analysis of circuits, symbolic methods for analogue circuits, applications of computer algebra in analysis and design of circuits and systems, electrical measurements and power systems analysis. Dr. Andrei is a member of IEEE, WSEAS, AMSE, AIEER and SIEAR.


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Plenary Lecture III

When did Mitochondrial Eve Live? - Computer Simulations Can Help to Answer the Question.

Professor Krzysztof A. Cyran

Institute of Informatics, Silesian Univ. of Technology,

Gliwice, Poland Email: [email protected]

Abstract: One of the crucial issues in contemporary evolutionary genetics is the problem of dating the common ancestors of different species. It is a well-known fact that the results of analysis of genetic variation are affected by history of given population. Applicability of several existing approaches based on coalescence theory is limited to deterministic population histories, known to be unrealistic in the case of our own species. In the lecture the computer simulation-based approach will be presented, which is capable of dealing with arbitrary population history scenarios, including populations evolving stochastically and/or with environmental changes. This approach arises from the comparison of O’Connell model of branching processes genealogy and Wright-Fisher model of genetic drift. The latter assumes multinomial sampling between generations and thus asymptotically Poisson distribution of the number of progeny for any individual. Since the assumptions of this model are not always fulfilled in reality, there exists a problem of the influence of the departure from WF model on the distribution of the coalescence time and further analysis of genetic variation. The lecture will show an attempt to solve the problem using time-forward computer simulations of branching processes and numerically approximated distribution of coalescence time for a pair of alleles. There have been performed simulations of over 105 human population histories evolving for 104 generations. Assuming the human generation length to be approximately 20 years, each simulation history corresponds to 200,000 years. Simulations of so many trajectories modeling such long periods in an unbiased way excluded the use of built-in pseudo-random number generator. The reason for that is either too short range of generator aperiodicity or failing some statistical tests. Therefore there was implemented an advanced random number generator being the composition of two other generators. This advanced generator had the desirable aperiodicity length of 2144, furthermore, it satisfied known statistical tests. These methods were applied to estimate the age of our most recent female common ancestor, often called Mitochondrial Eve. The estimates are based on the genetic material taken from hyper variable region I (HVRI) and hyper variable region II (HVRII) of mitochondrial DNA belonging to contemporary humans and Neanderthal fossils. Obtained results indicate that after changing the outgroup from chimpanzee to Neanderthals, the stochastic genetic models with different assumptions tend to give similar predictions, and therefore these predictions are much more reliable than they were before. Moreover, these estimates are very similar to those obtained lately by other researchers with the use of phylogenetic trees, which increases reliability of both estimates obtained by conceptually different methods.

Brief Biography of the Speaker: Krzysztof Cyran was born in 1968, in Cracow, Poland. He received MSc degree in computer science (1992) and PhD degree (with honours) in technical sciences with specialty in computer science (2000) from the Silesian University of Technology SUT, Gliwice, Poland. His PhD dissertation addresses the problem of image recognition with the use of computer generated holograms applied as ring-wedge detectors. In 2003-2004 he was a Visiting Scholar in Department of Statistics at Rice University in Houston, US. He is currently the Assistant Professor and the Vice-Head of the Institute of Informatics at SUT.

Dr Cyran has received several awards of the Rector of the SUT for his scientific achievements. In 2004-2005 he was a member of International Society for Computational Biology. He is a member of the Editorial Board of Journal of


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Biological Systems and a reviewer for Optoelectronic Review, Mathematical Biosciences and Engineering, and Studia Informatica.

He has been an author and co-author of more than 60 technical papers in journals (several of them indexed by Thomson Scientific) and conference proceedings, and has been involved in numerous statutory projects led at the Institute and some scientific grants awarded by the State Committee for Scientific Research. His current research interests are in image recognition and processing, artificial intelligence, digital circuits, decision support systems, rough sets, computational population genetics and bioinformatics.


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Special Session I

Artificial Intelligence Applications in Power Systems

Organizer:

Assistant Professor Lambros Ekonomou

6 80 Athens,

[email protected]

Brief Biography of the Organizer:

BEng(Hons), MSc., Ph.D., MIEE, MIEEE Hellenic American University, IT Faculty, 12 Kaplanon Str., 10GREECE E-mail: leek

Lambros Ekonomou was born on January 9, 1976 in Athens, Greece. He received a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons)

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in Electrical Engineering and Electronics in 1997 and a Master of Science in Advanced Control in 1998 from University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (U.M.I.S.T.) in United Kingdom. In 2006 he graduated with a Ph.D. in High Voltage Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens (N.T.in Greece. In June 2007, he was appointed Assistant Professor in the Hellenic American University, while he has worked with various companies including Hellenic Public Power Corporation S.A. and Hellenic Aerospace IndustS.A. His research interests concern high voltage engineering, transmission and distribution lines, lightning performance, lightning protection, stability analysis, control design, reliability, electrical drives and artificianetworks.


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Author Index

Ahmad, I. 130 Ahsan, F. 130 Arruda, A. 154 Arvanitis, K.G. 56 Asosheh, A. 241 Ataei, M. 284 Basciftci, F. 260 Bawa, N. 311 Bistriceanu, D. 306 Bitoleanu, A. 106 Boglou, A. 56 Bouchner, P. 160 Burani, G. 154 Caciula, I. 88 Cazacu, D. 166 Chen, C. 255 Chen, Y. 235 Christodoulou, C. A. 328 Coanda, H. 88 Cyran, K. 19, 25 Danesh, M. 241 Dobriceanu, M. 106 Ekonomou, L. 319 El-Refae, G. 112 Enache, M. 106 Enache, S. 106 Enescu, D. 88 Ezzatdoust, S. 291 Filipescu, A. 49, 136 Filipescu, S. 49 Finca, V. 300 Garcia-Planas, M. 37 Ghiu, C. 229 Horia Andrei, H. 75 Hung, R. - W. 270 Iliescu, M. 185 Ishaq, A. 130 Iskandarani, M. 112 Janacova, D. 63 Jiri, K. 94 Jula, N. 75 Kahramanli, S. 260 Kargarnejad, A. 291 Ko, C. - T. 270 Kolomaznik, K. 63 Lali, M. 130 Loukeris, N. 116

Maglaras, A. 276 Maglaras, L. 276 Maneshi, M. 291 Marin, C. 300 Maris, T.I. 319 Martinakova-Rendekova, Z. 124 Maslowski, S. 31 Matsuo, N. 154 Mehta, N. 311 Miloslava, K. 69 Mirbagheri, S. 204 Mitroi, D. 185 Moallem, P. 284 Mohsin, S. 130, 181,

177 Monfared, S. 204 Myszor, D. 19 Neto, E. 154 Niculae, D. 306 Niculescu, M. 172 Novotny, S. 160 Oikonomou, D. S. 319 Pana, C. 172 Panoiu, C. 142, 148 Panoiu, M. 142, 148 Papadimitriou, S. 43 Pappas, D. 43, 56 Pappas, S. 324 Parizangeneh, M. 284 Patrascu, D. 172 Pavel, J. 94 Plaisanu, C. 306 Popa, I. 166 Prado, A. 223 Prepelita, V. 247 Raducanu, R. 211 Rescanu, I. 172 Rob, R. 142, 148 Sajjad, S. 177 Sangtungtong, W. 99 Selisteanu, Dorin 300 Sendrescu, Dan 300 Shatnawi, O. 192 Shiao, Y. - S. 198, 217,

264, 270 Solc, J. 63 Soletto, K. 154


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Sora, I. 142 Spinei, F. 75 Stamatescu, G. 136 Stancu, A. 49, 136 Stanczyk, U. 25 Stanescu, C. 166 Stathopulos, I. A. 328 Su, D. - T. 198, 217,

264, 270 Sujitjorn, S. 99 Susnea, I. 136 Tatizawa, H. 154 Terzidis, K. 43 Tokarz, K. 31 Toma, L. 148

Udriste, C. 229 Uhlirova, M. 63 Vasek, V. 63 Vasiliu, G. 49 Vaz, B. 223 Velea, L. 185 Virjoghe, E. 88 Vladareanu, L. 185 Wang, W. - S. 235 Yang, J. - L. 198, 217,

264 Zhang, Q. 255 Zolnowski, M. 31


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